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From morning till night everything was performed for the benefit of humanity. The broadest correspondence was carried on; books were written; works o… - Nicholas Roerich
" "From morning till night everything was performed for the benefit of humanity. The broadest correspondence was carried on; books were written; works of many volumes translated; and all this was done in an amazingly tireless spirit. Even the most difficult circumstances were conquered by true faith which became real straight-knowledge. Surely, wonderful accumulations are necessary for such knowledge! All young people should know of this tireless life as a vital example of austere achievements, benevolence, and constructiveness. When the difficulties of this inspirational work are known, it will be particularly helpful toward the realization that incessant advancement can be made. Often, one thinks that everything is hopeless, that good is defenseless against evil, so great are the delusions resulting from human despair. Therefore, real vital examples are indeed most important; and we may rejoice at the encouragement such an example as this provides for all beginners in constructive work. Ch. 53 The Great Images
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About Nicholas Roerich
Nicholas Roerich [Николай Константинович Рёрих] (9 October 1874 – 13 December 1947), also known as Nikolai Konstantinovich Rerikh, was a Russian archeologist, painter, poet, mystic, spiritual teacher and social activist. He and his wife Helena Roerich were co-founders of the Agni Yoga Society, and began the Pax Cultura initiative, which resulted in an international treaty known as the Roerich Pact.
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Rerich, Nikolaj Konstantinovič
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Rerikh, N. K.
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Rerikh, Nikolaĭ
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Roehrich, Nikolay Konstantinovich
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Roerich, Nicolas
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Roerich, Nikolaj Konstantinovic
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Николай Константинович Рерих
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Nikolai Konstantinovich Rerikh
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Nikolai Roerich
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Nikolaĭ Rʹorikh
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Nicolas Roerich
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Nikolajs Rērichs
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Nikolay Konstantinovich Roehrich
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N. K. Rerikh
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N. K. Roerich
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Nicolas Rerikh
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Nikolaĭ Konstantinovich Rerikh
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Nikolai Konstantinovich Roerich
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Nicolai Konstantinowitsch Roerich
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Sviatoslav Roerich
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Nikolaj Konstantinovič Rerich
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Nikolaj Konstantinovič Roerich
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Nikolay Ryorikh
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Nikolaĭ Konstantinovich Roerich
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Nikolaj Konstantinovic Rerih
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Nikolay Konstantinovich Roerich
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Nicholas Roerish
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He who has envisioned evolution will approach it carefully, joyously brushing away the dust on the path. Most important, there will be no fear in him. And rejecting the unnecessary he will acquire simplicity. It is easy to understand that the realization of evolution is always beautiful. Again they will ask: "Why at the beginning of the path is so much that is pleasant accorded and so much forgiven?" It is because in the beginning all fires are full blown and the called one walks as a torch. It is up to him to choose the quality of his fire. He who comprehends the discipline of spirit will understand the direction of the fire and will approach the cooperation for the General Good. The end of the path can be illumined by athousand fires of the General Good. These thousand fires will light the rainbow of the aura. Therefore, the discipline of spirit is wings!
In the history of mankind, epidemics of madness present a particularly curious page. In addition to many other kinds of contagions, epidemics of madness frequently appeared upon various continents. Whole countries suffered from the intrusion of malicious ideas into various domains of life. Naturally, these epidemics broke out especially frequently in the spheres of religion, superstition, and within the bounds of official suspiciousness. Ch. 19 Epidemics
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If we now glance back over the pages of all the religious martyrdoms, bringing sinister recollections of the Inquisition and various mass-madnesses, a not exaggerated picture of a true epidemic will emerge quite clearly. Just as any epidemic, this malady of madness flared up suddenly, seemingly from a small beginning, and grew with extraordinary speed into most violent forms. We are reminded of the various persecutions of “witches,” which are even hard to believe. In the recent writings of Dr. Lévi-Valency several curious details are related which remind one again of the possibility of an epidemic of madness. Ch. 19 Epidemics
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